The late Ora Lee Long-Spraddling, from Tuscaloosa, was called home by the Lord on June 25, 2024. Her passing has left a profound impact on her family and friends, who are now rallying to support her final wishes and funeral arrangements.
Ora Lee’s sister, Mary Long-Ellis, has organized a GoFundMe campaign to help cover the remaining expenses needed to bury Ora on July 6, 2024. Despite having insurance, complications arose due to an overpayment issue, leaving the family in need of additional funds. Ora Lee had been confined to bed following a stroke, which added to the family’s challenges.
In a heartfelt Facebook post, Mary Long expressed her sorrow and called for prayers: "The Long family needs everyone’s prayers right now, in the passing of Ora Lee Long-Spraddling. The Lord called her home early this morning. Rest well, sister! We all love you! You will never ever be forgotten."
The online fundraiser, created on June 28, 2024, has so far raised $2,590. Mary Long-Ellis explained the situation, saying, "My sister’s insurance got overpaid somehow, and we are trying to get the remaining amount to bury her. Please help!"
Friends and community members have shared their condolences and memories of Ora Lee on Facebook:
- David A Ryans: "Our family have my deepest condolences and may Ora Lee RIParadise. Love you, fam."
- Elaine Wilson: "Family, let not your heart be troubled… Praying for strength and comfort."
- Terry O. Woods Sr.: "You and your family have my prayers and condolences. Rest well, Ora."
- Geno Bell: "Ora Lee could look at you in the strangest way, as if she could see through you. Beautiful lady, raised up together. Tell Harold I said hello!!"
Many others have echoed these sentiments, offering prayers and support to the grieving family. The collective outpouring of sympathy underscores the deep connections Ora Lee Long-Spraddling had within her community.
As the family prepares for the upcoming funeral, they continue to seek financial assistance to ensure Ora Lee’s final wishes are honored. The community’s generosity and compassion have been a source of comfort during this difficult time.
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